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Student bought n books with 20 dollars and 10-n books with 30 dollars each if p is the total price of the books then which one o

f the following is correct
A p=300-10n
B.P=3n+200
C.P=600-5n
D.P=6n+500 pleaseeee I will be best friend forever

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marishachu [46]3 years ago

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D.p

1+336&7878977997+677632

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